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I have a question from my co-worker. She is from California but doesn't have a current drivers license. Her husband does and they have a few kids....
What does disney look for when giving the southern California discounts... can one ID buy several tickets or does each ticket need a seperate CA ID?
Any help will be GREATLY... well... helpfull.
One ID can buy several tickets ... I think up to 6. We only used one when we got our SoCal AP's.
The CM's at the turnstyles have the right to check SoCl ID's (the offer clearly states that each person needs to be a SoCal resident).
That said, I have never heard of anyone having their ID checked at the turnstyles in regards to this offer.
The Main Entrance is supposed to check ONE person's ID in your party to verify SoCal / NorBaja residency. Not everyone has to be a resident, only one person in your party does on the first day of use. Now I said "supposed to", doesn't mean that they do all the time.
You can buy up to six or eight resident SoCal / NorBaja tickets at the Box Office (or the SCP Disney Desk) per resident ID. You can buy these for friends and stuff, but at least ONE resident needs to enter with them when they use their tickets on the first day.
Now the APs are different... you have to be the one that's the resident to activate and use a SoCal AP... so basically you can't buy them for friends who aren't residents.
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Originally Posted by Burnt Toast
In theory, that is correct, BUT...
Our neighbor (No. CA) has a sister who lives in Orange Co. They go to the Parks together some of the time (especially at renewal time) and her sister buys the SoCal AP's for our neighbor. They just "say" that they all live together at the same address. It has worked for her for three years now. I know it's deceitful (lying) and I don't approve, but they get away with it.
If someone wants to cheat the system, there isn't much to prevent it.
(she's also the same one that has her kids eat half their meal, then asks for her money back because the food was "bad") Among other things...
Thanks for all the great information!!!!
So basically, you're telling me that she's trash. There's no reason to be deceitful or to constantly try to scam the system... eh, anyways karma will bite that girl in the *** one day! 8:)Quote:
Originally Posted by PirateMickey
That second comment, the one about getting money back for food she's eaten, just gets me so angry. I hate people who are that lame to do things like that.
Actually, they changed the policy starting in January 2005, and EACH guest must be a SoCal resident.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burnt Toast
Pull out one of your "Visit Disneyland Park on one day and Disney's California Adventure Park on another day for FREE!" (aka 2fer) ticket gift cards.
Check out the upper left corner of the lower (ticket) portion, back side.
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*Guests must reside within zip codes 90000-93599 or Baja California 21000-22999 to use this ticket for admission and proof of residency will be required........